Shop flooring stupid cheap
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You'd most likely have to use something under a jack/stand to protect the point loads from cracking the floor, i.e. piece of plywood or sheet metal.
@Jdesign I'm still in. I have to do some maths to see what I need and how big of a pile that will be for me to pickup, but around 500 tiles.
FYI for everyone, I talked to the rep for Wisconsin (Chase) from the company that makes these and they will sell small amounts of the ramp edges to anyone. They are $2/piece and are 2"x 9.8425" available in grey or black.
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You'd most likely have to use something under a jack/stand to protect the point loads from cracking the floor, i.e. piece of plywood or sheet metal.
Would pulling into a garage and backing in and out turning the wheels on these cause them to shift or move at all? One of our garage stalls will eventually be a little tricky to get into and would require some maneuvering.
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Where are these located?
Cottage Grove, Wisconsin
The pictures aren't working for me. Are they for anyone else?
Also, are these just for parking cars on? I assume with them being plastic you couldn't use a jack or jackstands on these?
You can use jack stands, floor jacks, etc. they are strong.
You'd most likely have to use something under a jack/stand to protect the point loads from cracking the floor, i.e. piece of plywood or sheet metal.
@Jdesign I'm still in. I have to do some maths to see what I need and how big of a pile that will be for me to pickup, but around 500 tiles.
FYI for everyone, I talked to the rep for Wisconsin (Chase) from the company that makes these and they will sell small amounts of the ramp edges to anyone. They are $2/piece and are 2"x 9.8425" available in grey or black.
I will save you some! Can you send me Chases info? I would love to get some ramp edges.
Would pulling into a garage and backing in and out turning the wheels on these cause them to shift or move at all? One of our garage stalls will eventually be a little tricky to get into and would require some maneuvering.
Yes and no. typically these should have an underlayment, but I have then down with just concrete under them. you can turn on them just fine but obviously the bigger the area the less likely you will see shifting.
** Note that my E36 has a welded diff and I tried turning on them with the rear tires near an edge of about 1200sqft and it just twisted a few tiles apart. I had to get out and snap them back together.**
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The pictures aren't working for me. Are they for anyone else?
Let me know if this helps:
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/410129909663903/?ref=messenger_banner
https://madison.craigslist.org/for/d/cottage-grove-garage-shop-gym-suspended/7014065612.html
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you could always mechanically fasten trouble spots or tiles near edges. if you don't mind a hole or two in your floor, a modified truss head screw and a wedge anchor could work.
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I will save you some! Can you send me Chases info? I would love to get some ramp edges.
just call the 800 number and ask for the Wisconsin sales rep named Chase. That's how he suggested I call him back. 800-664-3865
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doing my maths...are these a 10" nominal tile?
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doing my maths...are these a 10" nominal tile?
For the most part, yes.
9.8425" x 9.8425" x 3/4" (250mm x 250mm x 19mm)
They are metric.
But I can give you a bunch extra, just get the rough area.
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